Angola women's national basketball team explained

Angola women's national basketball team is the basketball team which represents Angolan women internationally. In 2011 FIBA Africa Championship for Women They won their first Continental African title and they qualified for the first time to 2012 Summer Olympics. They have made their only appearance so far in the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup in 2014, where they finished last among 16 teams.

History

FIBA Africa Championship for Women 2007

The squad traveled to Senegal for the FIBA Africa Championship for Women 2007 in September 2007. It went 4–1 in the first round of the competition, losing only to the Democratic Republic of the Congo once they had clinched advancement to the next round. In the round of single elimination, Angola beat Côte d'Ivoire 44–42, before losing to eventual champion Mali by 9. In the third place game, Angola beat Mozambique by 15 to clinch a spot in the qualifying tournament for the 2008 Summer Olympics.

FIBA Africa Championship for Women 2011

Angola won its first African title at the 2011 FIBA Africa Championship for Women in Bamako, Mali. It finished with a 7–1 record with Small forward Nacissela Maurício being named the tournament's MVP. Moreover, Power forward Sónia Guadalupe was named to the All-Tournament team. With this win, Angola secured a spot at the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Results

Olympic Games

Year	Reached	Position	GP	W	L	GS	GA	GD
London 2012	Group stage	12th	5	0	5	243	395	−152
Total	1/1	0 titles	5	0	5	243	395	−152

World Cup

Year	Reached	Position	GP	W	L	GS	GA	GD
Istanbul/Ankara 2014	Group stage	16th	3	0	3	125	286	−161
Total	1/1	0 titles	3	0	3	125	186	−161

African Games

Year	Reached	Position	GP	W	L	GS	GA	GD
Nairobi 1987	Final	bgcolor=silver	2nd	5	2	3	243	278	−35
Cairo 1991	Did not participate
Harare 1995	Qualifiers	–	1	0	1	45	46	−1
Jo'burg 1999
Abuja 2003	round robin	4th	5	3	2	323	312	+11
Algiers 2007	Semi-finals	3rd	7	5	2	384	362	+22
Maputo 2011	Final	bgcolor=silver	2nd	8	7	1	494	347	+147
Brazzaville 2015	Semi-finals	3rd	7	5	2	392	361	+31
Total	5/8	0 titles	27	20	7	1,836	1,660	+176

AfroBasket

Year	Reached	Position	GP	W	L	GS	GA	GD
Dakar 1981	Semi-finals	3rd	5	3	2	366	325	+41
Luanda 1983	Quarter-finals	6th	5	1	4	277	350	−73
Dakar 1984	Quarter-finals	7th	4	1	3	255	255	0
Maputo 1986	Semi-finals	3rd	4	2	2	307	246	+61
Tunis 1990	Quarter-finals	5th	4	2	2	268	233	+35
Dakar 1993	Quarter-finals	6th	5	2	3	321	312	+9
Jo'burg 1994	Semi-finals	3rd	5	3	2	310	236	+74
Nairobi 1997	Quarter-finals	5th	5	3	2	316	252	+64
Tunis 2000	Quarter-finals	5th	5	3	2	438	293	+145
Maputo 2003	Semi-finals	4th	6	4	2	387	320	+67
Abuja 2005	Quarter-finals	6th	5	2	3	295	222	+73
Dakar 2007	Semi-finals	3rd	8	6	2	463	396	+67
Antananarivo 2009	Semi-finals	3rd	8	6	2	508	436	+72
Bamako 2011	Final	bgcolor=gold	1st	8	7	1	495	432	+63
Maputo 2013	Final	bgcolor=gold	1st	8	8	0	490	399	+91
Yaoundé 2015	Semi-finals	4th	8	5	3	485	415	+70
Bamako 2017	Quarter-finals	6th	8	6	2	543	466	+77
Dakar 2019	Quarter-finals	5th	6	4	2	286	239	+47
Yaoundé 2021	Quarter-finals	8th	6	2	4	403	429	−26
Kigali 2023	Qualification to quarterfinals	9th	3	0	3	212	211	−25
Abidjan 2025	To be determined
Total	20/28	2 titles	116	70	46	7425	6467	+932

Angola all-time record against all nations

Against	Pld	Wn	Lst	GF	GA	GD	Details
	5	5	0	356	237	+119	(26 Sep 2015) Yaoundé (9 Sep 2015) Brazzaville (10 Sep 2011) Maputo (17 Jul 2007) Algiers (5 Sep 1981) Dakar
	1	1	0	116	35	+81	(3 May 2003) Maputo
	10	9	1	705	519	+186	(26 Aug 2017) Bamako (18 Aug 2017) Bamako (15 Sep 2015) Brazzaville (24 Sep 2013) Maputo (26 Sep 2011) Bamako (6 Sep 2011) Maputo (24 Sep 2007) Thiès (23 Dec 2003) Maputo (20 Dec 1986) Maputo (8 Apr 1983) Luanda
	2	2	0	142	92	+50	(21 Sep 2013) Maputo (23 Sep 2007) Thiès
	1	1	0	96	58	+38	(23 Aug 2017) Bamako
	2	0	2	91	141	−50	(28 Sep 2014) Istanbul (1 Aug 2012) London
	1	1	0	101	63	+38	(19 Dec 1993) Dakar
	1	0	1	56	75	−19	(3 Aug 2012) London
	1	0	1	47	82	−35	(5 Aug 2012) London
	14	0	14	831	1.070	−239	(26 Sep 2007) Thiès (12 Jul 2007) Algiers (24 Dec 2005) Abuja (7 Oct 2003) Abuja (10 Nov 2000) Tunis (12 Dec 1997) Nairobi (13 Dec 1994) Johannesburg (18 Dec 1993) Dakar (20 Mar 1990) Tunis (12 Aug 1987) Nairobi (4 Aug 1987) Nairobi (18 Dec 1986) Maputo (26 Dec 1984) Dakar (7 Apr 1983) Luanda (8 Sep 1981) Dakar
	4	4	0	289	214	+75	(28 Sep 2015) Yaoundé (27 Sep 2013) Maputo (7 Nov 2000) Tunis (18 Mar 1990) Tunis
	3	3	0	227	132	+95	(1 Oct 2015) Yaoundé (10 Sep 2015) Brazzaville (26 Dec 2005) Abuja
	3	3	0	268	140	+128	(29 Sep 2015) Yaoundé (28 Sep 2011) Bamako (29 Dec 1984) Dakar
	13	10	3	821	686	+135	(27 Aug 2017) Bamako (22 Aug 2017) Bamako (11 Sep 2015) Brazzaville (30 Sep 2011) Bamako (7 Sep 2011) Maputo (18 Oct 2009) Antananarivo (11 Oct 2009) Antananarivo (28 Sep 2007) Dakar (13 Jul 2007) Algiers (10 Oct 2003) Abuja (28 Dec 1993) Dakar (23 Mar 1990) Tunis (6 Apr 1983) Luanda
	5	4	1	331	272	+59	(23 Sep 2013) Maputo (21 Sep 2007) Thiès (9 Oct 2003) Abuja (4 Aug 1987) Nairobi (23 Dec 1986) Maputo
	11	7	4	672	655	+17	(19 Aug 2017) Bamako (25 Sep 2013) Maputo (1 Oct 2011) Bamako (4 Sep 2011) Maputo (17 Oct 2009) Bamako (13 Oct 2009) Antananarivo (29 Sep 2007) Dakar (28 Dec 2005) Abuja (19 Dec 1997) Nairobi (23 Dec 1984) Dakar (11 Sep 1981) Dakar
	17	12	5	983	886	+97	(25 Aug 2017) Bamako (29 Sep 2013) Maputo (16 Oct 2009) Antananarivo (30 Sep 2007) Dakar (21 Jul 2007) Algiers (14 Jul 2007) Algiers (22 Dec 2005) Abuja (20 Dec 2003) Maputo (2 May 2003) Maputo (12 Nov 2000) Tunis (25 Mar 1995) Maputo (17 Dec 1994) Johannesburg (22 Dec 1993) Dakar (8 Aug 1987) Nairobi (22 Dec 1986) Maputo (24 Dec 1984) Dakar (4 Apr 1983) Luanda
	2	2	0	233	46	+187	(25 Dec 2005) Abuja (9 Nov 2000) Tunis
	12	8	4	678	624	+54	(3 Oct 2015) Yaoundé (25 Sep 2015) Yaoundé (17 Sep 2015) Brazzaville (20 Sep 2013) Maputo (27 Sep 2011) Bamako (11 Sep 2011) Maputo (14 Oct 2009) Antananarivo (22 Sep 2007) Thiès (26 Dec 2003) Maputo (6 Oct 2003) Abuja (15 Dec 1997) Nairobi (6 Aug 1987) Nairobi
	3	3	0	186	135	+51	(25 Sep 2011) Bamako (5 Sep 2011) Maputo (9 Oct 2009) Antananarivo
	16	6	10	824	959	−135	(2 Oct 2015) Yaoundé (24 Sep 2015) Yaoundé (18 Sep 2015) Brazzaville (13 Sep 2015) Brazzaville (28 Sep 2013) Maputo (2 Oct 2011) Bamako (24 Sep 2011) Bamako (12 Sep 2011) Maputo (2 Sep 2011) Maputo (20 Jul 2007) Algiers (28 Dec 2003) Maputo (5 Oct 2003) Abuja (15 Dec 1994) Johannesburg (21 Mar 1990) Tunis (3 Apr 1983) Luanda (10 Sep 1981) Dakar
	1	0	1	42	102	−60	(27 Sep 2014) Istanbul
	4	3	1	264	166	+98	(22 Dec 2003) Maputo (1 May 2003) Maputo (11 Dec 1994) Johannesburg (21 Dec 1993) Dakar
	1	1	0	118	46	+72	(13 Dec 1997) Nairobi
	6	5	1	399	311	+88	(20 Aug 2017) Bamako (10 Oct 2009) Antananarivo (19 Jul 2007) Algiers (18 Dec 2003) Maputo (8 Nov 2000) Tunis (6 Sep 1981) Dakar
	2	0	2	82	209	−127	(30 Sep 2014) Istanbul (30 Jul 2012) London
	1	1	0	94	36	+58	(4 May 2003) Maputo
	1	1	0	81	37	+44	(10 Dec 1994) Johannesburg

Team

See main article: article and List of Angola women's national basketball team players.

Current roster

Roster for the 2023 Women's Afrobasket.The roster was announced on 28 July 2023.^{[1] [2]}

Head coach position

• Aníbal Moreira – Sep 2009 – Oct 2014
• Jaime Covilhã – Jun 2015 – Aug 2017

See also

• Angola women's national basketball team U-20
• Angola women's national basketball team U-18
• Angola women's national basketball team U-16

External links

• • FIBA profile
• Angolan National Team – Afrobasket.com

Notes and References

1. Web site: https://www.facebook.com/FederacaoAngolanaBasquetebol/posts/pfbid0B9QNMjQAHbBw5QLgPHV9ozk4SBsNiSqic39vrmb4FmDKJJkhvqd2ZkH8w4JF2GiBl?__cft__[0=AZWhw83qLJ-CD9miSCU8JW-d_csAq7mKHc0Eyq11nRlw__nSGpsvL97mfvNoVf5wZnSql5VTGA-QgkXbRHg0yrHfwmLmosMMZ4MkgNJosuRoaOPDxEf8-TftdtAIhTTiOdn9Aa7f7-iacbGkVh_z0HcGldySuNuJPYNfAzlRsHtOZf5SavfQ1-J1IgCLrb4npL08ARk13OdPlvJPha45caPq&__tn__=%2CO%2CP-R Começa hoje a jornada da nossa Selecção Sénior Feminina no Afrobasket Rwanda]. facebook.com. 28 July 2023.
2. Web site: Team roster: Angola. fiba.basketball. 28 July 2023.